name the set(s) of numbers to which each number belongs.
1.-0.002
2.12 1/2
3.8
4.5pie
5.square root 7
6.-22
7.-3.4
8.square root 36
is each statement true or false? if the statement is false, give a counterexample.
9.every whole number is an interger.
10.every interger is a whole number.
11.every rational number is a real number.
12.every multiple of 7 is odd.
use <, =, or > to compare
13.-10.98 -10.99
14.-1/3 -0.3
15.-11/5 -4/5
16.-1/2 -5/10
17.-3/8 -7/16
18.3/4 13/16
order the numbers in each group from least to greatest.
19.-8/9,-7/8,-22/25
20.-3/4/9, -3.45, -3/12/25
21.-1/4, -1/5, -1/3
22.-1.7, -1/3/4, -1/7/9
23.-3/4, -7/8, -2/3
24.2/3/4, 2/5/8, 2.7
determine which set of numbers is most reasonable for each situation.
25.the number of dolphins in the ocean
26.the height of a basketball player
27.the number of pets you have
28.the circumference of a compact disk
find each absolute value.
29. 3/10
30.-327
31.-3.46
32.-1/2
33.name the sets of numbers to which each number in the table belongs. choose among: whole
numbers, intergers, rational numbers, irrational numbers, and real numbers.
checking $154.23 0.0375 30/365 $.48
savings $8000 0.055 3/1/2 $1540
1.-0.002
2.12 1/2
3.8
4.5pie
5.square root 7
6.-22
7.-3.4
8.square root 36
is each statement true or false? if the statement is false, give a counterexample.
9.every whole number is an interger.
10.every interger is a whole number.
11.every rational number is a real number.
12.every multiple of 7 is odd.
use <, =, or > to compare
13.-10.98 -10.99
14.-1/3 -0.3
15.-11/5 -4/5
16.-1/2 -5/10
17.-3/8 -7/16
18.3/4 13/16
order the numbers in each group from least to greatest.
19.-8/9,-7/8,-22/25
20.-3/4/9, -3.45, -3/12/25
21.-1/4, -1/5, -1/3
22.-1.7, -1/3/4, -1/7/9
23.-3/4, -7/8, -2/3
24.2/3/4, 2/5/8, 2.7
determine which set of numbers is most reasonable for each situation.
25.the number of dolphins in the ocean
26.the height of a basketball player
27.the number of pets you have
28.the circumference of a compact disk
find each absolute value.
29. 3/10
30.-327
31.-3.46
32.-1/2
33.name the sets of numbers to which each number in the table belongs. choose among: whole
numbers, intergers, rational numbers, irrational numbers, and real numbers.
checking $154.23 0.0375 30/365 $.48
savings $8000 0.055 3/1/2 $1540